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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

3

Corcoran and Leen Nominated for School Committee

At a Public School Association meeting yesterday afternoon Michael H. Corcoran Jr and Dr Thomas F Leen were nominated for the school committee after several conferences. The association has sent the names to the Municipal League and other groups and hopes for wide endorsement. Dr Leen's background includes Charlestown upbringing, Harvard College 1898, Harvard Medical School 1901, and long service at Carney Hospital.

Public School Association Michael H. Corcoran, Jr Thomas F. Leen Municipal League Mercial Street North End Dexter Row Charlestown Dr. Leen Beacon Street Eliot Boston Latin Harvard College Harvard Medical School Boston Carney Hospital Henry A. Christian

Public School Association selects Corcoran for school board

The Public School Association names a prominent Boston businessman, partner at Clement Soule & Co., as the candidate for the school board. Born in Portland, Me, he moved to Cambridge and South Boston as a child and rose from office boy to partner in a long-standing wool firm.

Corcoran Public School Association Clement, Soule & Co Boston Portland Cambridge South Boston City Point Michael Corcoran Fifth Street

Consolidation of City Departments Into Public Works

Mayor Fitzgerald signs a city ordinance merging street water and engineering into the Department of Public Works to be led by Louis K. Rourke as commissioner. Three division engineers at 5000 yearly, deputies Sullivan Mc Innes and Fay oversee highway water sewer and bridges. 3600 employees planned.

Fitzgerald Department of Public Works Louis K. Rourke James Sullivan McInnes Frederick H. Fay Boston Sullivan Fay

Bathers Protest Ruling on Nude Bathing at L Street Baths

Mayor Fitzgerald received numerous letters protesting the abolition of nude bathing at the L street baths. Argues include expense of suits, loss of medicinal benefits, and a call for modesty. The mayor acknowledges benefits to some but opposes wholesale nude bathing.

Fitzgerald L Street

Sun and sand baths urged for Boston citizens

A. S. Foster reports in a letter that four years of sun and mud baths at South Boston have greatly improved his health and that thousands share the benefit. Sylvester Baxter of the Metropolitan Improvement League asks Mayor Fitz to restore these natural baths for public use.

A. S. Foster South Boston L Street Boston Sylvester Baxter The Metropolitan Improvement League Fitz

Reconsideration of Public Bath Plans Sparks Debate

Berald weighs approving the 1 Street bath reconstruction and banning nude bathing. Baxter cites press opinions arguing the measure harms bathers’ pleasure and hygiene. A former bath chief proposes breech cloaks for men and boys. N B Dodge of 19 Congress street warns compulsory bathing suits burden costs and reduce use of the L Street bath.

Berald Baxter Bath N. B. Dodge Congress Street City

Veteran Court Clerk of Quincy Dies After Illness

John P Churchill longtime district court clerk in Quincy dies at his home after a long illness. Born in Milton in 1858 he was a Boston University Law School graduate. He leaves a widow and one daughter.

John P Churchill Quincy Milton Boston University Law School

Police Lieutenants Transferred Between Precincts in City

A general order from Superintendent Pierce transfers eight lieutenants of police effective at tonight’s roll call. Moves include John A. O Rourke from Joy Street to City Care and Herbert W. Goodwill from Lagrange Street to Joy Street.

Pierce John A. O'Rourke Joy Street City Care Herbert W. Goodwill Lagrange Street Clinton FE. Bowley Dedham Street Henry J. Walkins

Street names and lieutenant routes listed in city grid

Broadways and streets mapped with lieutenants Perry Dailey Sanford and Sanford detailing routes from Dudley Street Adams Street Dedham Street Broadway City Square to Dudley Street and Adams Street to Broadway with a misprint noting a yard and city square position.

Broadway Dudley Street William F. Perry Adams Street Matthew J. Dailey Dedham Street James E. Sanford George City Square

Spitters Defile Stairs Prompting Reader Letter

A Post reader signed G. Ww. H. urges authorities to clean dirty stairs and sidewalks, calling the area disgusting and in need of attention by plainclothes officers or the police.

Post The G. Ww. H

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Corcoran and Leen Com Egials Wen Ee Jaeger DEPT Burson Storm Boots Messaline Dr. Kimball Balesthose New England Interstate Shoe CO Leonard & Barrows Middleboro Mass Huckins & Temple Milford Adams Shoe CO Lynn Brockton-Ideas CO Brockton Aronson Russia Gale Kia Nbe Napoleon Revere Mr. Dodge Mporters’ Outlet CO Essex Street Station Essex Elm Stree Columbus Avenue Roxbury Crossing Cor Hanover Massachusetts Avenue Tremont Street Main Street Malden Square Everett Dorchester Avenue Green Street Jamaica Plain Washington Street Roxbury Central Square Somerville Avenue Union Square Cambridge Street Allston Hyde Park Avenue Forest Hills Bain Washington Cascarets George Kryder Napoleon, O Sister Prue Doll—Sunday Post GOODYEAR _ WEST W.l.douglas W.L. Douglas United States W. L. Douglas W. O Degas Shoe Co W. Ott W. A. Douglas Brockton, Mass Hanover Street Summer Street Cor. Lincoln Court Street Cor. Howard
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